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Less Than Entertaining

February 12, 2013by Allison 6 Comments

A few weeks ago, my husband and I were watching the second season of an older television show on Netflix. In one of the episodes, the main characters investigate the […]

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Appreciating the Real Jobs Chimpanzees Have

January 29, 2013by Guest Contributor Leave a comment

Written by Mallory Mos, JGI Canada Youth Leadership Council Correspondent. Waterloo, Ontario. Chimpanzees aren’t the only primates with jobs.  They mother and allomother (a form of non-maternal infant care), have distinct hunting […]

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A New Era

January 24, 2013by Cadell Last 4 Comments

Last year I had a chance to visit the Fauna Foundation, a sanctuary in Montreal for chimpanzees “retired” from research laboratories and entertainment.  The Fauna Foundation received a lot of press […]

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Beware the Snare

January 2, 2013by Emma Cancelliere 2 Comments

Whenever I hear the word ‘snare’, the first thing that comes to mind is LooneyTunes style bear traps, with their big metal teeth and deadly bite. Before I saw a […]

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There’s a Chimpanzee in My Office

December 24, 2012by Allison Leave a comment

This is Cornelius, the plush chimp toy that sits on my desk at work. I got him a few years ago through the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada (JGI Canada), […]

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The Bushmeat Crisis—More than a Dietary Concern

November 13, 2012by Guest Contributor 8 Comments

Written by Bella Zimbalatti, Roots & Shoots Guest Contributor. Sackville, New Brunswick.  From small choices like deciding to eat locally grown apples rather than those imported from a separate continent, […]

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A Day with the Chimpanzees of Ngamba Island

November 12, 2012by Guest Contributor 2 Comments

Written by Sophie Muset, Manager, Africa Programs & Operations, the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada. Toronto, Ontario.  6pm. Hundreds of giant fruits bats are flying above our heads, while the […]

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